Sentence examples for going to staff from inspiring English sources
"Democrats need to fulfill on that promise, and they're going to". Staff writer Shailagh Murray contributed to this report.
Before the crisis, 75 pence went to shareholders for every pound going to staff.
Priority for applying for any vacancies is going to staff on the "at risk" list.
"They're only here for a few hours — no setting up, no closing down, no going to staff meetings," Mr. Chadwick said.
But I don't see any problem -- I mean, I don't -- I'm sure that there is no one that's going to staff or be part of an administration for any president that's going to be 100percentt pure and in line, but they're being asked their -- their personal views here and there.
Then, at a three-hour meeting on Sunday afternoon, the plan was suddenly revived at the request of the city's new American-appointed overseer, Muhammad Latif, a Sunni Muslim and onetime intelligence colonel in the old Iraqi Army who was said to have been fired and jailed by Mr. Hussein after going to staff college in Britain.
The program costs nearly $230,000 annually to run, most of that going to staffing, which requires one adult per 20 children.
Other payments went to staff in Waterways Ireland and a college in Limerick.
A portion would go to staff members who have contracts of their own, one representative said.
"Seventy percent of our common charges now go to staff wages," Mr. Iaconetti said.
